
After Joining the Sword Sect, I Switched Classes to Hammer Cultivator
拜师剑宗后我转职成了锤修
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Explore more →Strong Protagonists in Xianxia, Cultivation, and Otherworldly Fantasy
Great adventure and progression stories, or tales of protecting all living beings without powering up. The protagonists have the presence of cultivators, or are small yet unbroken, or defy fate itself
Xuanhuan Romance
The metaphysical sweet little novels I read back in the day!
Romance-Focused: Not Favorites, but Still Enjoyable
Second-tier favorites, slowly adding more. The rating system won't let me choose enough high-star ratings, so I click the stars pretty randomly. Every book added is one I think is good.
My Go-To Reads When I'm in a Reading Slump
For when you're out of books to read
Strong Female Leads
Plot-focused, with little romance, and sometimes none at all. Western fantasy, cultivation, mecha, interstellar, infrastructure building, ancient imperial struggles, infinite flow, dungeon instances, supernatural mysteries, and suspense.
A Cure for Your Reading Slump
Some novels I picked up from the completed rankings on Jinjiang when I ran out of things to read
Clearing Out My Favorites 2
Uncategorized.
Cultivation and Immortality
Why can't I give it five stars?!
Cultivation
(Good) means it was enjoyable and I can still remember the plot. (Emoji) means I can't remember much of the plot, but I saved it, so it was probably decent.
Those Strong Female Leads
Those super-strong female leads.
Personal Favorites
Just my personal taste.
Stories I’ve Reread Many Times
No-CP stories, quick transmigration, and mysteries. The authors write well, the characters have distinct personalities and are deeply developed. I’m a huge fan.
Romance Recommendations, No Entry If You Dislike Romance
Romance novels so addictive that I can't stop reading and paying chapter by chapter. When I run out, I top up and keep subscribing.
Favorite Completed Female-Protagonist Novels I've Read
Female-led stories I think are well written, including romance and no-couple stories. Must be complete, over 200,000 to 300,000 characters, and plot-focused.
Various Good Reads I Have Finished
Read it, and it was pretty good
Romance
Feel-good fiction
Personal Taste
Saved for later
Romance, Fanfiction, Fun, Forced
Fans of fun and games who enjoy watching people have a rough time
Quality Guaranteed
I've finished every one of these, and they're all amazing! There's a bit of everything, especially infinite-world and transmigration stories.
I Love Books with a Plot, Not Just Romance
I really love female leads who live life to the fullest. Every supporting character has their own strengths. Strong female leads, infrastructure building, leveling-up stories, System stories, infinite flow
Older Stories / Rereads / Romance / Lighthearted
Some older stories from my favorites. This is purely a personal collection: the writing quality varies, but they’re mostly light and fun. The main thing is that they leave an impression.
Recommended Xianxia
All fairly traditional female-led xianxia novels
Masterpieces
My personal picks: the pinnacle of a single author’s career. Peak writing! Peak worldbuilding! The ultimate showdown between all-around powerhouses.
Fantasy and Xianxia
Cultivation legends, all long reads
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This is not an upgrading article, I would like to call it a growth article. The heroine is not a smart star with endless plans, nor is she an old fox with deep knowledge. She is just an ordinary little girl who is set to be the child of luck. She will make mistakes, be cheated, be angry, suffer, and be confused, but she will always move forward firmly. If the sky wants to kill me, I will smash the sky.
To be honest, I don't like many of the supporting characters in the novel, the single-arrow heroine. If I say that I like Jian Zun later because he and Yun Qi are the same person, so there is a reason to go from admiration to liking when they get along. Yun Zhao likes Jiang Xiaolou in the dream, so it's okay and acceptable. But I don't think Lin Shu's relationship with the heroine is better, it's a bit redundant. Moreover, the emotional lines between the male and female protagonists are really not that good. In the early stage, I only found the male protagonist annoying. Instead, the lily lines between the female protagonist and Jiang and Chu were addicted. In fact, the female protagonist and Hua Yiran were also very easy to eat, and Xia Wushang and Jiang Wenyue were actually quite easy to eat, but Xia Wushang died too early haha. War of the Gods is also a bit disappointing, maybe it was too good from the beginning, but what I like most about this book is that every supporting character is fleshed out and impressive.
Finally finished reading it all! Really good. Because I am not following serials, I feel a little tired when reading it, but this is the usual situation for long plot articles. I thought the text itself was excellent and of high quality. But the author may need to outline it more clearly at the beginning. It's okay to have complex characters and their relationships, and it's okay to be suspenseful. But the overall impression is that there are too many Riddlers, which leads to a bit of a trap, and the final story is a little messy, which affects the development of the main plot. It's because the main plot is too complicated, and some of its goals, that is, the inspiring events, are a bit unclear. But overall it's really good!! There are some typos that the author can fix, but it's just a big project, hahaha. The writing style is really better than some of the novices on the list. The writing style is passable and the words are quite fluent.
Thank you, Dad, for letting me be amazed during this time, and then indulged in the story of Xiaolou and the story of Jiuzhou. There are also many emotions that are difficult to reconcile, but this is their original destiny, and I can't change it, just like Mr. Su Dongpo's words, "People have joys and sorrows, and the moon waxes and wanes. This matter has never been the same in ancient times." Thank you, Dad. I like this book you wrote very much. I hope to see you publish new articles with this account in Jinjiang. We are destined to see you again.
Highly recommended! The emotional drama is relatively light, but the world setting and character design are very attentive. As for the comment section saying that the plot will be foggy, I think it is just a personal preference. It is not necessarily from God's perspective, just from Jiang Xiaolou's perspective. There will always be things I don't know. This is great in my personal opinion. There is no need to know everything and there is no need to understand everything. I was afraid of being cheated before, so I only bought finished books in Jinjiang. I won't talk about the emotional scenes, haha, I feel like it's just a tack, as long as the meaning is there. The setting of this book is very independent. It does not follow the trend or draw on some more mature systems. He is a very normal character and cannot be said to be struggling, but after all, he was hit by fate and had some luck to finally reach this position. What I like most is that the time setting of this book is very reasonable. After all, people who have lived for thousands of years are definitely different from those who have lived for decades. This gap in time is well reflected in the article, but it still gives the protagonist room to play, which is understandable. The grinding of time is often insurmountable, which can make people feel oppressed and suffocated. This book is said to be an upgraded and refreshing novel, haha, but in fact I feel that the upgrade is indeed improving, but the enjoyment may not always mean that I just jump into V and read two or three chapters and feel good about it and then book it all. There are few authors who will disappoint me later. This book can be said to be very exciting. Highly recommended!
I really couldn't stand the last part of it. I always felt weird. Maybe my understanding ability has become worse, or maybe I felt uncomfortable reading so many chapters at once. Anyway, the later chapters are not as fascinating as the previous chapters. I always feel a sense of powerlessness that I want to increase the plot but haven't written it well. Don't blame me!
A very, very amazing story! I hope this praise didn't come too late~ I don't read the series. I happened to not want to read romance when it was finished, so I forgot about it, but it is really a novel that I have been looking forward to since the serialization period! When I read the title, I thought it was so cute. I really liked it. The reading experience was also very good. To be honest, I didn't find it difficult to understand. The hidden threads were basically wrapped up. Every riddle I kept in mind was indeed dealt with in the end, which was quite clear. First of all, praise Jiang Xiaolou's character! Sweet Girl Dance Sledgehammer is really delicious! (Although the character is not actually sweet, I think she is so cute even when she makes jokes from time to time.) When I watch male videos, I really don't like the fact that the male protagonist is a physical practitioner and can conquer all kinds of magic with his strength. It feels very reckless and rude. But the heroine's story is indeed different. It's so cool to see a girl who is invulnerable and can defeat all enemies with a sledgehammer~ And it's not just a matter of gender stereotypes. The character is really well portrayed. Jiang Xiaolou pursues the pure power of hammering, but there is a particularly soft and tough quality inside. She is not tired or not afraid, so she keeps holding on to the sledgehammer, which gives power a very special meaning. Her admiration for power is not out of blind greed, but out of a more precious self. Another thing I like about Jiang Xiaolou is her growth. First of all, she is a real growth-oriented protagonist. She is not a dream-like rebirth at the beginning and then the boss returns to the novice village. She is an innocent, confused mortal girl at the beginning. She went from being naive to becoming mature, from being a little withdrawn to caring about the world, from being reckless to becoming a chess player. After reading too many cool novels, the growth-oriented protagonist often makes me a little anxious and aggrieved in the early stages. But she is not, her heartbreaking core has not changed, she has always had a very strong heart, firm, calm, and down-to-earth grasp of what is in front of her, and will not be knocked down by the great horror in the distance. So I feel that Dada is really handling it very well. It is difficult for a strong protagonist to show growth, but Jiang Xiaolou is indeed growing up. (By the way, she becomes more and more like her masters who used to annoy her, and gradually becomes a bit like the Riddler. Maybe this is the fate of the big guys who hold secrets~) Along the way, people in the small building are in the game, facing countless mysteries at every moment. But her will made her seem completely free of the feeling of being dominated and used as a pawn. The protagonist in some stories may be kind and firm, but often seems to be trapped and exploited due to complicated situations and other people's plans, even if the writer may not want to write such an image. But the author of this article has indeed perfectly written such a strong and determined protagonist. Her fate is unknown, but she can always grasp what she has in her hands, and she has always been clear about her origins and goals. As she said, she was not dominated by fate, she just happened to make the same decision as fate. The bond between Xiaolou and Kyushu is also very real. Such a story of national salvation should have many great truths. Such a story is not unsplendid, but sometimes it is a bit false. In stories that are not very well written, I often feel that the world is not worth it. But in this story, Jiang Xiaolou and everyone are doing things for the common people in the world, but their standpoint is so real. For the common people, but in his eyes is his own true love and hate. This is not a very good world, but the sacrifices made by everyone here for this world are not unreasonable. From the beginning, she only wanted to do it for herself and her senior brother who was good to her, not believing that anyone would be willing to save others, to meeting a young hero who was willing to save her, to meeting a great hero who saved the world. Her bond with the world is deepening. The world is still not that good, but she has her own reasons to fight for the world. Xiaolou didn't want to kneel down because of himself at first, and later because of the struggles of others he had witnessed with his own eyes, and because he didn't want to let down those who had been with him. In addition to Jiang Xiaolou himself, the supporting characters in the whole story are also very good! First of all, there is a rare feeling of gender equality. There are many women in the story, but their existence is individualized and does not have strong gender characteristics. They are both good and bad, and each has their own strange purposes, but they all have their own pursuits that have nothing to do with gender. They are just people, cultivators, and that's it. The same goes for Jiang Xiaolou herself. She is not de-gendered like some non-CP novels, but there is no special emphasis on her being a woman or her separation from female characteristics. This is very comfortable, maybe this is what the scene of gender equality should look like. This was something I didn't realize until Jiang Wenyue's story in this chapter. Incidentally, this makes the emotional lines in the border very harmonious. In the heroine novels, it often feels that the male protagonist exists just to fill the heroine's life with the perfection of being loved. In this article, the intersection between Yunqi and Xiaolou is shallow but profound. It makes me feel very free. Xiaolou does not necessarily need love, but she can also choose to love someone after the years they have been together. It doesn't matter. Whether or not there is CP doesn't seem to affect Jiang Xiaolou being Jiang Xiaolou. The overall plot layout is also very amazing. It's really a very difficult story, but it's also very satisfying to win. I put it in quotation marks because the final killing of Nan Di was not that exciting. (Of course, it has actually been reversed several times.) But if you look more carefully, you will find that this "easy" victory has actually been finalized step by step throughout the text. There is no miraculous explosion planned by the plot, and there is no conscience discovery by the enemy. It can be seen that every step is the result of the hard struggle of the people of Kyushu. The five people who swore an oath in the Tianwai Tower, Hong Yue in the Demon Realm, Chu Wenyin killing the Western Emperor, Xia Wudao's barrier, the cauldron guarded by the evangelist, Xia Wushang's strings, behind every piece of the victory puzzle is a lot of hard planning and struggle. These people each have their own goals and awkward personalities. They all just walk arrogantly on their own paths, but in the end they converge to the same result. This makes victory seem really touching. There is no luck, no great fairy tale where everyone fights for the same victory, but victory belongs to everyone. Victory belongs to the long story, not to the pitched battle that breaks out in the final chapters. Perhaps this is the best way to unite as one. It is not a slogan, but people have their own love and pursuit, but they will come together in unison. I also like the final finishing touch! A very tiring salvation story should have a peaceful ending. The world is peaceful, the living people return to their ordinary lives, and the new generation brings new stories.
Finished with flowers ~ a wonderful article! I caught up to the end of the first volume before, and this time I read it from the beginning to the end~ The layout of this article is really big and good! And because of the layout, there are many pits dug in the early and middle stages and there are many hidden lines, so it is more suitable to watch from beginning to end in one go! I am really lucky to come across this article! Moreover, so many pits dug by the author in the early and middle stages were filled perfectly in the later stage, which makes people feel a sudden enlightenment and have to sigh at the huge layout of this article! Then after reading it from beginning to end, I found that there are still two small holes that the author has dug that are not explained. I am scratching my head and hope that the author can reply: First, who is the dark figure in the Free Secret Realm Academy who is pretending to be a deceiver everywhere? This black shadow should be the one occupying Hua Yue's body in the back; secondly, there is a small description of Xiaolou's mask saying that it moved. Xiaolou temporarily buried this doubt and did not mention it until the end. What is the situation? Then there is a typo that the author has not corrected yet. When Xiaolou was pushed into the endless void by Ji Tianze, the person who passed by and refused to save him was not Yu Wenshi but Lin Shu. Although everyone will know that this is a typo in the name, but if it is not corrected, it will really not be able to exert the maximum impact of this content all the way through. Looking forward to recovery!
So lonely. . I mean, no businessman. After all, it was still a moment of surprise
This book is really wonderful. At first, it was a sand sculpture style. I thought it would always be the same, but I didn't expect it would be such a big surprise later. I have always liked this kind of large-scale setting, and it is really amazing to be able to write it.